National
Member of the Chamber of Deputies
- French: Député
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected
- Exact method
- Elected for five years by list proportional representation with panachage (voters have as many votes as there are seats) in four constituencies: Sud (23 seats), Centre (21), Nord (9) and Est (7). A deputy who becomes a minister is replaced in the Chamber by the next candidate on the list.
- Seats
- 60
Who holds these seats now
Members are elected in constituencies or from party lists, as each row says.
Next vote
- Must be held by October 2028 (no fixed date) General election
Sources
- chd.lu · checked Chambre des Députés and Gouvernement websites, read 2026-10-12: structure and selection methods of the Grand Duke, the Government, the Chamber (60 deputies in four constituencies: Sud 23, Centre 21, Nord 9, Est 7; five-year term; list PR with panachage). Constitution article numbers were renumbered in the 2023 revision and are deliberately not cited. For: Member of the Chamber of Deputies
- chd.lu · checked Official French and Luxembourgish names from chd.lu and gouvernement.lu, read 2026-10-12. For: Member of the Chamber of Deputies in French
- chd.lu · checked Chambre des Députés, "The deputies" list (name, political group, constituency), read 2026-10-12: 59 sitting deputies listed against 60 seats. For: Alexandra Schoos, current term, Alex Donnersbach, current term, André Bauler, current term, Barbara Agostino, current term, Ben Polidori, current term and 54 more
- chd.lu · checked The Chamber is elected for five years (last election 8 October 2023); no date for the next election has been announced as of 2026-10-12. For: General election, October 8, 2028
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